Archive June 2026
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
4 min read
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Ghiles A.
Interest in financial assets on blockchain continues to grow in the United States. In this context, Coinbase announced the upcoming arrival of tokenized American stocks backed by real securities. This initiative comes as several platforms seek to position themselves in this emerging market. Stock tokenization is indeed attracting more and more players who want to bring traditional financial markets closer to the blockchain ecosystem.
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
6 min read
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Luc Jose A.
The crypto market often follows complex psychological dynamics where an excess of pessimism foreshadows the most violent reversals. Thus, the sector, characterized by inherent volatility and increased sensitivity to macroeconomic factors, once again demonstrates its resilience through recent movements of some major altcoins. It is in this tipping point context that the sudden recovery of XRP, Ripple's cross-border transfer token, fits in, drawing renewed attention from traders after a prolonged depreciation phase.
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
5 min read
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Mikaia A.
The fallen king SBF wants to launch a new crypto from behind bars, despite his appeal being rejected and a pardon bid on the table.
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
3 min read
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Eddy S.
The US Congress recently outlawed CBDCs until 2030, but not in the way you might think, in a bill pertaining to housing! Who among Trump, Republicans, and Democrats is truly terrified of the digital dollar?
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
5 min read
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Ghiles A.
The regulatory future of Binance in Europe raises new questions after the publication of a Reuters article mentioning a possible rejection of its authorization request. According to this information, the platform might not obtain its MiCA license before the deadline set by the European Union. Faced with this situation, the company quickly reacted by contesting these statements and reaffirming its intention to continue its procedures with the competent authorities.
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
6 min read
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Luc Jose A.
Published on June 16, the monthly report from the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) is not limited to a series of macroeconomic data, but it reveals a major structural fracture, already forcing global fund managers to revise their risk asset allocations. In an ultra-connected financial context, Beijing's inability to revive its domestic demand, even as its technology factories operate at full capacity, outlines the contours of an unprecedented arbitrage for bitcoin, historically linked to global liquidity flows.
Wed 17 Jun 2026 ▪
3 min read
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Eddy S.
Kevin Warsh's first Fed meeting: the statement and economic forecasts alter the game, but rates stay the same. a hawkish shift that might completely alter American monetary policy.
8h05 ▪
3 min read
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Ariela R.
As Sam Bankman-Fried tries to obtain a presidential pardon, Republican and Democratic lawmakers step forward. The most explosive crypto case of the year could see a new twist.
9h05 ▪
5 min read
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Luc Jose A.
This Wednesday, June 17, a macroeconomic turning point occurred, symbolized by the capitulation of gold which lost more than 40 dollars an ounce, and by the drop of bitcoin below the threshold of 65,500 dollars. This reaction follows the Fed's forecasts, whose restrictive tone surprised investors who hoped for easing.
10h05 ▪
5 min read
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Ghiles A.
Crypto markets are experiencing a new phase of capital rotation. Altcoins record a sharp decline in spot demand, while bitcoin and AI-related sectors attract more investor attention. This evolution shows a change in market flows, with volumes remaining high on some platforms despite a decline in direct purchases.